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The Verney Institute, Pleasley
Postcode: NG19 7PL
View Map (13 Newboundmill Lane, NG19 7PL)The Askew Sisters
Presented by The Askew Sisters
Performance date and time
Saturday, 21st March 2026
7:30 PM
Join us for an enchanting evening with The Askew Sisters as they bring new life to traditional songs and ballads. Their stunning arrangements transform centuries-old lyrics into deeply relevant tunes for contemporary listeners. Both sisters are talented multi-instrumentalists, using their exceptional skill at the fiddle, melodeon, concertina, and cello to revive old dance music and ensure you'll be smiling and tapping your feet all night long. Praised by music critics, The Askew Sisters are leading the folk music resurgence, which is currently enjoying widespread popularity. Their shows have enchanted audiences nationwide, showcasing their incredible talent and love for folk music. Enjoy an evening filled with engaging story songs and spirited dance tunes. The Askew Sisters' dynamic performances and strong musical bond promise an unforgettable experience.
“Gifted multi-instrumentalists, singers and writers” - Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2 “Beautiful, uncanny and subtly political songs” - The Guardian “A powerful new album” - The Independent
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Performer's website
www.askewsisters.co.uk
Running time
90 mins + 20 min interval
Audience Type
Adults/Older Children
Age Range
12+
Ticket Prices
£13.50 Standard
Other Ticket Information
Doors open 7pm. Street parking.
Main Box Office Telephone Number
01623 810035
Available From
Call Mick Gamble on 01623 810035 or Ian Weekes on 01623 819786 or email: mickgamble@aol.com
Additional Information
Complimentary light refreshments during the interval. No bar. BYOD. Street parking.
Venue Accessibility (See Key for more information)
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